Posts Tagged ‘Paul Weller’

In today’s Soundbites - our look back at the past week’s news, reviews, and tabloid gossip – Rod Stewart allows Mick Hucknall to infiltrate the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame (to devastating results), deceased musicians create White Albums and go out on tour, John Lydon sides with the monarchy this time around, the latest Tellison track is reviewed and our pick of the week’s new videos is selected.

Paul Weller will release the single ‘When Your Garden’s Overgrown‘ next month, the latest track to be lifted from his UK number one album ‘Sonik Kicks‘.

Paul Weller very rarely has been one to adhere to convention. Whatever venture he has undertaken throughout the years the Modfather has almost invariably pushed his own boundaries and surprised, often outright confounded, fans with his experimental outlook.

Suffice to say, ‘Sonik Kicks’ takes this yet another step further.

Legendary British artist Sir Peter Blake has recreated his iconic sleeve for The Beatles‘ 1967 landmark album ‘Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band‘ to celebrate his 80th birthday.

Paul McCartney was joined by fellow rock royalty Paul Weller, Ronnie Wood and Roger Daltrey during his performance for the Teenage Cancer Trust at London’s Royal Albert Hall last night (March 29th).

The Who‘s Roger Daltrey has said there is a possibility of him working with Paul Weller at some stage in the future after the pair discussed a potential hook-up recently.

Graham Coxon has been confirmed as the main support for Paul Weller‘s upcoming gig at the Live from Jodrell Bank festival.

Paul Weller has described his latest solo album ‘Sonik Kicks‘ as ‘cutting edge’ and his own reaction to what he considers to be ‘tame’ modern music.

Paul Weller‘s latest studio release ‘Sonik Kicks‘ has topped the UK Album Chart today, with last week’s number one, the Military Wives, dropping down to #3.

Paul Weller has admitted he was getting bored of traditional writing methods before working on new album ‘Sonik Kicks‘, and has thus attempted to explore different avenues on the record.